The Lenovo Legion Tab (8.8″ Gen 5) is an Android tablet made for gaming, thanks to a high-performance hardware, a ...

Lenovo’s Gamepad G9 turns the Legion Tab Gen 5 into a handheld console with real controls, pushing a modular gaming idea.

Matti Robinson is a veteran of the industry originally from Finland, with nearly 20 years of writing and editing experience. His love for gaming started with the Commodore 64 and grew with each ...

Nintendo unveiled its next home entertainment system Tuesday, a combined console and tablet controller that the company hopes will recapture the success of its best-selling Wii. Called the Wii U, the ...

The image above shows a slightly redesigned Wii U tablet controller—the previous version (in the second image) sported "analog nubs" like the 3DS, whereas the new controller has legitimate control ...

Sitting down to play ZombiU at Comic-Con, I was basically already sold on the game. Ubisoft has been hitting it out of the park lately; it's been quite a while since they released anything that was ...

Are you tired of the limitations of touchscreen controls when gaming on your phone or tablet? The abxylute S9 Premium Mobile Controller is here to transform your mobile gaming experience. Designed ...

We all get into smart home tech primarily for two things: convenience and automation. While smart homes these days are convenient to an extent, automation is still in shambles. We find ourselves ...

When NVIDIA announced its SHIELD portable last summer, it took no time at all to figure out what the most-requested feature from consumers was: “Please let the tablet be detachable!” Of course, as the ...

Razer has unveiled the new Razer Edge tablet, which promises to bring a premium Android and cloud gaming experience on the go, complete with a detachable controller, all for $399. As first teased by ...

[url=http://arstechnica.com/civis/viewtopic.php?p=27253533#p27253533:2elg01um said: CoreyV[/url]":2elg01um]This is a interesting approach. I am looking for a portable ...

Archos’ me-too Android gaming tablet hit the European market last December, followed by a low-key U.S. rollout in March. You probably missed the whole thing because, well, one: it was critically ...